1. . . . in all future times in this city [Rome], as in
all other cities, holdings, and territories belonging to
the Roman Church, all Jews are to live solely in one and
the same location, or if that is not possible, in two or
three or as many as are necessary, which are to be contiguous
and separated completely from the dwellings of Christians.
. . . And they are to have only one entry, and so too one
exit.
2. . . . [the Jews] may have only one synagogue in its customary
location, and they may construct no new synagogue. Nor may
they possess any real property. Accordingly, they must demolish
and destroy all their [other] synagogues except for this
one alone. The real property which they now possess, they
must sell to Christians within a period of time. . . .
3. And so that they be identified everywhere as Jews, men
and women are respectively required and bound to wear in
full view a hat or some obvious marking, both to be blue
in color, in such a way that they may not be concealed or
hidden. . . .
4. [And they shall not] have nurses or serving women or
any other Christians serving them, of whatever sex. Nor
shall they have their children wet-nursed or reared by Christian
women.
5. Nor may they themselves or anyone in their employ labor
in public on Sundays or other feast days declared by the
Church. . . .
7. Nor may they be so presumptuous as to entertain or dine
with Christians or to develop close relations and friendships
with them.
8. Nor may they use in the ledgers and account books which
they have with Christians . . . any other alphabet than
the Latin one or any other language than everyday Italian.
If they do otherwise, these books will have no value [when
brought as testimony in court] against Christians [who have
defaulted on repayment].
9. Additionally, these Jews may carry on no business as
purveyors of grain, barley, or other items necessary for
human sustenance, but must be limited [in this sphere] to
dealing only in second-hand clothing.
10. As for those among them [the Jews] who are physicians,
even if they are summoned and requested, they may not come
forth and attend to the care of Christians.
